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Dung beetle

Vaughn Matthews 

Lacey Lecture 2024

With guest speaker Dr Claire Whittle, dung beetle enthusiast! 

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Spinnies Aberogwen Nature Reserve © Eirly Edwards - Behi

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Buff-tailed BumbleBee © Jon Hawkins Surrey Hills Photography

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